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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1908
Page
6
A report states Forester Pinchot reviewed the Wind River Division and Continental divide proposals and the eastern Rock Springs area. The plan includes issuing bonds of an amount to cover sewer construction with contracts already let. A special election is set for July 31.
Hon Geo BE Pexton, a national committee member, leaves Wyoming for Colorado Springs on Wednesday to meet and confer with Chittis man Hitchcock of the Republican National Committee.
Early reports placed dinge Gray of Delaware as Bryan’s running mate at a press time. Later word indicated Jon W. Kern, a former governor contender from Todiana, considered for the ticket. Delegates from across the region gathered at Albany hotel to discuss the Democratic convention and advertise candidate ideas amid statewide political activity.
A pamphlet from University supporters highlights views from a site on the university campus. The document emphasizes the importance of the project and aims to spark public interest in the planned development.
The readable fragments describe events and people with unclear spellings and place names. Gaps obscure dates and specifics while suggesting a discussion of local individuals and a planned activity or meeting. The jumble lacks coherent facts for a solid summary.
Fragmentary notes describe sheep activity and farm tasks at Coeville with mentions of feed, penned flocks, and weather impacts. Scattered names and terms hint at owners, workers, or observers and the day’s routine chores without clear dates or outcomes.
The fragment lists a Kemmerer Orchestra event with unclear details. It mentions Glenn and UT Pertteel in a context suggesting a municipal performance. The text hints at a concert evening with local figures and a public audience.
Residents Mingled at numerous visits and events led by families and local firms. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Morton and Mrs Jones visiting from out of town while Mr Powell and others discussed business and social plans for the coming weeks.
A report claimed Br die and wife were arrested in the Coleman death inquiry but was unfounded. The couple were seen with Sheriff Mills and Chen as a witness, with Coleman’s murder still under investigation amid unclear evidence and a late arrival at Kemmerer Hotel.
An eccentric town notice reports engineer Dr Frantlin G. Carper arriving last night to survey the Piney region and mine prospects. The piece references locals like Levesque, Waters, and Mabton with scattered names and vague plans for ore work and occupancy at various sites.
A garbled urchin of local life from Cokeville and surrounding area describes warm weather and early harvests. The item lists residents visiting Salt Lake City and Newton Utah, obituaries and family travels, plus wool market notes and community events reflective of a small town scene.
Community commerce notice with scattered phrases about daily routines and city services. Mentions a public place and daily activity but lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities.
Frontier, Pode attends a mine convention in Denver. Mrs Ales welcomes a daughter. J W Stringer returns from Salt Lake City buying trip for Frontier Supply Co. Miss Sarah Christopherson of Rock Springs accepts a clerical position. Local life notes include bar improvements at Frontier Tavern and a water issue at No 1 mine subsiding. Mrs Turner and Grace Larson visit while Bryan Kelley stays at the Larson site.
The Kemmerer Big Piney Telephone line will be extended with capital raised from 10000 to a larger sum. Plans include crossing the desert to link Kemmerer and Pinedale then extending toward the upper country as new lines are installed. Construction continues rapidly with many subscribers added this year. Mullens and Peterson tailoring business in Kemmerer dissolves. Chas Peterson retires and George Mullens plans to continue the business with Jonation in the building behind the Kemmerer Meat Market.
Details of a railway excursion from Salt Lake City to Canadian towns including Lethbridge Raymond Magrath Cardston and others with greatly reduced rates. Travel released via Via Oregon Short Line with departures in August from Salt Lake City and routes through northern Utah. See agents for further partitions.
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